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Posted by: D. T. Schmitz   Posted on: 09/07/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Oh that was superb.  D. T. Schmitz | 09/07/09
I feel a guest blog in the making Dana  fr0thy2 | 09/08/09
I get it. Only devs and tech level people count in this little world.  xuniL_z | 09/08/09
And Become a Slave to the OS - Like You're a Slave To Your Job, xunil?  drprod@... | 09/08/09
very enlightening post.  xuniL_z | 09/09/09
Dietrich. Stand for Something? OSS is the best answer? ....  xuniL_z | 09/08/09
you are ideological from the start  s_souche | 09/07/09
I don't know that ideology can be taken out of it  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/07/09
long way to go then  s_souche | 09/07/09
It runs both ways  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/07/09
It's not about Open Source. It's about GPL.  mikefarinha | 09/08/09
How about your rights when you "change" proprietary code?  Ole Man | 09/08/09
Actually in the enterprise software world you often can.  daftkey | 09/08/09
Umm, he was talking about applications...you've not seen the terabytes...  xuniL_z | 09/09/09
RE:It's not about Open Source. It's about GPL.  richdave | 09/08/09
take a gpl software  s_souche | 09/09/09
You hit the nail on the head with your own assumptions..  daftkey | 09/08/09
Standing For Something....  Ad Astra | 09/07/09
Lots of options with Open Source..  daftkey | 09/08/09
RE: Why open source remains an ideological divide  SwashbucklingCowboy | 09/07/09
Management  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/07/09
First, neither England nor Canada are socialist, as you infer. But what..  xuniL_z | 09/08/09
Good analogy.. now put a different way...  daftkey | 09/08/09
RE: Why open source remains an ideological divide  sthomper@... | 09/07/09
Ideology is how you view it  jorjitop | 09/07/09
Ranked by who?  midcapwarrior@... | 09/08/09
I think it was the American Conservative Union  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/09/09
Humm . . .  CobraA1 | 09/07/09
Not really about ideology  mlindl | 09/08/09
re: above  homeblend | 09/08/09
Be careful  wolf_z | 09/08/09
re: ignorant comment  homeblend | 09/08/09
Incremental still means that you're doing SOMETHING new, though..  daftkey | 09/08/09
RE: Why open source remains an ideological divide  NCWeber | 09/08/09
I'm beginning to think...  athaki | 09/08/09
What did you learn in high school or University?..  daftkey | 09/08/09
Commercial Open Source is the middle ground  jimmyed2000 | 09/08/09
SAAS will level the playing field  sparkyin73@... | 09/08/09
Red Hat isn't Sweden.  Henry Miller | 09/08/09
That's some expensive oil changes! ): (NT)  People | 09/08/09
It's really good oil? happy (nt)  Henry Miller | 09/08/09
US Fidelis  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/09/09
Car analogies are never good....but one quick note...  xuniL_z | 09/08/09
RE: Why open source remains an ideological divide  olddogv | 09/08/09
What about differences within Open Source  No_Ax_to_Grind | 09/08/09
Democrats?  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 09/09/09
so ideological  homeblend | 09/09/09
Love the article... but..  shadfurman | 09/09/09
You mean a command economy  LeonBA | 10/15/09

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